2016 Map of Rocky Creek

About this map

The Ouachita National Forest dominates this section of McCurtain County, where a complex network of waterways carves through the timberland. The Glover River is the central drainage, joined by the West Fork Glover River and the East Fork Glover River in the northern reaches. Significant topographic landmarks like Big Horseshoe Mtn and Little Horseshoe Mtn rise above the drainage basins of East Terrapin Creek and Winship Branch. This is a landscape primarily defined by forestry and watershed management rather than concentrated settlement, marked by a system of rural routes such as Hall Road and County Road 280. The southern portion includes the Jones Ranch Trail near Carter Creek, illustrating the remote agricultural and ranching corridors that persist within the national forest boundaries.